The word 'energizer' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that gives energy or revitalizes. It is most commonly used as a noun, but can also be used as an adjective in some cases. Example 1: "Coffee is a great energizer for me in the morning." Example 2: "The new CEO was an energizer for the company, bringing new ideas and enthusiasm to the team." Example 3: "I always keep some energizer batteries on hand for my electronic devices." Example 4: "After a long day at work, I needed an energizer to help me power through my evening workout."
The third system, that in which the market mechanism plays the role of energizer and coordinator, is in turn marked by a historical attribute that resembles neither the routines of traditional systems nor the grandiose products of command systems.
Large wild animals — polar bears, tigers (Frosted Flakes's Tony the Tiger), crocodiles (Lacoste) — appear less often than birds (Froot Loops's Toucan Sam, Aflac's duck), which are the most popular icons, followed by domesticated animals (Borden's Elsie the Cow, the Energizer Bunny).
Anxiety is an energizer, but fear is a paralytic.
More than the 18.5 sacks in his second season in the N.F.L. or the Gumby-like flexibility that helps him evade offensive linemen or even the eyeglasses that have become such a signature that a teammate gave him a carousel last Christmas to store them, it is a passion for poultry that might best represent the goofy, free-spirited nature of the anchor and energizer of the Denver Broncos' defense.
Useem notes that in business (and in the military, by the way), giving field officers freedom to execute the mission produces creative solutions and "it's also just a tremendous energizer".
The line consists of four portable, multipurpose lanterns and flashlights that incorporate what Energizer calls "smart dimming technology," which is basically a dimmer switch that allows users to lower the intensity of the light and conserve battery life.
One ad slogan that didn't fit well within the statistical parameters for memorable lines was the Energizer batteries catchphrase, "It keeps going and going and going".
It's been one year and we still miss our energizer bunny.
Meanwhile, there was Mr. Emanuel, the policy Energizer bunny.
Barça agreed to pay £15 million over the weekend to sign, subject to medical tests, Arsenal's midfield energizer, Alex Song.
But likewise, Schweinsteiger, just back from injury, lacks his Brazilian energizer, Luiz Gustavo, for the same reason.
